The Liberation

Carmen, Sol, and Natalia are united in a despicable mission: persuading a young woman not to go public with a sexual harassment accusation against a renowned filmmaker. Their task takes them to the encounter of a mysterious feminist group. In the meantime, in a particular medieval village, a group of women prepare themselves to take revenge against the men who have subdued them.

After the strange ceremony, a portal opens for Carmen: a medieval world where old wounds take the shape of a pageant, a competition between women, such as the one she has always lived with her sister. In the meantime, Carmen goes on her first task as a reporter for La Lumbre. The incident and a special request from Sara make her reconsider her next steps.

Sol’s spell is manifested in a medieval forest where the Solstice Games are being held. She takes the ball in the combat between men, a confrontation that reminds her of a childhood wound in the family bed. Deciding to protect Lucas, Sol goes to her father, Salomon, and on her path to Dani stands an old love.

In her mental space, Natalia is revealed as a princess on her 16th birthday, destined to get married. The medieval celebrations are mingled with the memory of a party, a decisive moment in the adolescence of the young actress. In the present, Natalia discovers her new role on her return to the soap opera set after her resignation from the film Medea.

The women from La Aldea seclude the anti-rights heartthrob, Antón Vera, while Carmen and El Pulparindo follow Lucero’s steps. Natalia and Sol face their wounds at a turning point in Medea’s set and before the imminent arrival of Lucas. In medieval times, an unexpected encounter in the Priest’s dungeons.

After the public release of Gaby's complaint against Lucas, El Pulparindo goes on a search for Sara. His mission, commanded by Carmen, takes him to discover the structure of La Organización, the nemesis group of La Aldea, and their relationship with Lucas. Meanwhile, an origin story - the Blind Man meets the new Priest, who's on his way to the village as he gets hunted by witches.

While Lucas is declared the winner in a witch hunt, Lucero searches for Gaby to mend past mistakes and regroup the girls after the dissolution of La Aldea. An old acquaintance and a look to the past reveal the origin of the patriarchal would of the leader of La Aldea. Before the threat of being burned at the stake, the accused women confront the Priest.